[M3Carbon]

Originally Posted by Kayani_1

I think ALMS twisted the rules a bit to allow Z4 in and keeping BMW as a manufacturer rather then losing them.

I think the Z4 was allowed on basis that BMW does sell 4.4 liter V8's both in NA and turbo form. They also sell Z4. So combined two separate rules together and you have a Z4 GT race car.

Thanks for the reply.

[bimmerjph]

Originally Posted by Eagle1oh7

This is some bullshit. What the hell happened to the guys after Destroying the GT race in Long Beach?

A longer, faster track is what happened.

As I said in my pervious post, if they stay out of trouble they should do well at the next race in Baltimore.


Petit LeMans is going to be an absolute bloodbath though. They really need to make sure they have everything else perfect, because that long straight is going to kill them.

[Jo3_E90]

they will do better next time1

[WarrantyTracker]

Originally Posted by midlifecrisis

Saturday was a better day for BMW at Road America. Starworks won the DP race with a Dinan S62 motor, Turner (with Bill Auberlen and Paul Dalla Lana) won in GT, and BimmerWorld won the ST Continental Challenge race.

Bill in M3 = winner; Bill in Z4 = 7th place.

Just sayin'. Well, just trolling, really. The M3 is the better track car than the Z4, but the Rolex/ALMS version of each really has nothing in common with the retail version. I just like to tweak the handful of Z4 track guys that are out there every chance I get. Even though they're all still better drivers than me at this point, pretty much.

So there.

[scrammer]

Is it me or is that Z4 GTE just way too cool?

We need a road version … today!